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In the current version, a crash happens when an HTML file references other files (like CSS or JavaScript) that are not yet downloaded from iCloud. Make sure that you open all directories with the files that are referenced by the HTML file. This will trigger a download from iCloud.
I'll fix this in an update.
I'll fix this in an update.
Hello,
you can just use the methods described at http://jquery.com/download/
The easiest way probably is to use one of the CDNs. Just make sure that you add "http" or "https" in front of the URL so that it works with Textastic's web preview:
Maybe you are referring to the onclick delay on mobile devices? You can use jQuery's tap event instead of onclick to eliminate the delay: http://api.jquerymobile.com/tap/
you can just use the methods described at http://jquery.com/download/
The easiest way probably is to use one of the CDNs. Just make sure that you add "http" or "https" in front of the URL so that it works with Textastic's web preview:
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js"></script>
Maybe you are referring to the onclick delay on mobile devices? You can use jQuery's tap event instead of onclick to eliminate the delay: http://api.jquerymobile.com/tap/
Hello,
unfortunately, iCloud only supports one level of subfolders. That's a limitation imposed by Apple.
unfortunately, iCloud only supports one level of subfolders. That's a limitation imposed by Apple.
Please double-check that the URL to your .css file is correct. The file system on iOS devices is case-sensitive!
2014-06-17: Updated to latest version.
Please have a look at this topic in the iOS feedback forum: http://feedback.textasticapp.com/topic/454769-swif...
Yes, that would be a better solution than the workaround I mentioned.
You could tap-and-hold the file and choose "Open" to open the file in the editor instead of opening a preview. Then you can select "Download Latest".
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Can you have a look at the server's log file?